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116520 - yes same caliber but unchanged no

 

The 116520 is the SS designation for the post-zenith caliber and has been so for a while.
Starting with the V series though, there have been some cosmetic changes to the buckle - minor.

By the way, does anyone know what annual productions are on the 116520?

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Daytona 116520: is it available from AD?

 
By: JohnFowler : August 22nd, 2009-21:05
Dear Fans, I still prefer the ss daytona 116520 better than the new ones. Is this model still in production and can we order it through the AD? JF

Yes it is, but........

 
By: Rolexroz : August 23rd, 2009-11:08
The current Daytona in steel, the 116520, is still available and is likely to remain so for at least 18 months. It is hardly ever available in the windows of the AD's as it is still extremely hard to obtain. They still sell at a premium, but they are beco... 

Now I'm confused.

 
By: Rolexroz : August 23rd, 2009-11:15
I am in the fortunate position of having a great connection within Rolex in Switzerland, but having looked again at your question we are both bemused. You say that the 116520 is not the "New Daytona." Yes it is, the old Zenith Daytona was the 16520 (Oh, h... 

116520 - yes same caliber but unchanged no

 
By: pfork : September 3rd, 2009-16:47
The 116520 is the SS designation for the post-zenith caliber and has been so for a while. Starting with the V series though, there have been some cosmetic changes to the buckle - minor. By the way, does anyone know what annual productions are on the 11652...